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News Release from: Lumileds Lighting Netherlands B.V.
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 10 August 2004
Lighting Network Signs European Charter
Lumileds Lighting announced 10 European charter members now in its Luxeon Lighting Network launched in April at the Light + Building exhibition.
Charter members include James Thomas Engineering, LightProjects, LumiDrives, Philips Luminaires, Nios, Space Cannon, Solar GB, Bocom, Altekno and BREE The Network offers the lighting industry's first LED luminaire guidelines that provide a high level of confidence for predictable performance when specifying Luxeon LED lighting systems
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 15 Aug 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Chris Ewington of James Thomas Engineering, said: "The Luxeon Lighting Network offers an unrivalled opportunity for us to maximise our potential in the growing LED market.
We are already using Luxeon LEDs in our powerful PixelPar 90L luminaire, and are confident that by participating in the Luxeon Lighting Network we will earn confidence from the specification community and gain access to key development and support resources that give us a major advantage in an increasingly competitive market." The Luxeon Lighting Network, administered by Lumileds, provides the lighting community with training, explicit design criteria and support on the latest advancements in LED technology.
Certified members have committed to ensuring proper luminaire design and development, provide full application support and a warranty on their products.
Lumileds supports certified members in market development and introduces new technology through the Network.
Keith Scott, market development manager at Lumileds, added: "With the speed at which advances in solid-state technology are being made Lumileds recognised a growing demand from the lighting community for easier access to information, improved co-ordination within the market and greater support throughout the development process.
The Luxeon Lighting Network is designed to provide this, while recognising the commitment and achievements of companies that are pioneering new LED-based solutions." Lumileds expects the Luxeon Lighting Network to include at least 50 members by 2005 and 200 by 2006.
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